🛒 Hershii Closet Tension Shelf: Adjustable Metal Storage Rack for Cabinet Wardrobe with DIY Divider Review

It was easy to change this up a bit by simply pulling out the bars and now I have a shelf I thought only a carpenter could put up. It easily supports the weight of full pitchers without slipping off the wall. I couldn't be happier with this product.

My newly renovated bathroom had a tight space that needed a shelf, but I didn't want to go to the trouble of building a built-in permanent shelf. When I found this shelf, my problem was solved. It fits perfectly over my bathroom radiator and thanks to its open design, the radiator keeps my towels nice and warm.

I was skeptical about buying this at first but I'm so glad I did! When installed correctly, they are very durable! *Don't forget to pull all the ends tight* There were a lot of heavy baby wipes and diapers in there. I can say it's going nowhere. Easy enough for one person to install and fast! It took longer to remove the bubble wrap from them lol! I highly recommend!

garage chic, but needs shelves for one or the other space above the utility room. Concrete walls, narrow space, not suitable for other shelves. ordered 2 Hershii stretch shelves with heavy duty expandable closet system - perfect. Order the right size, read the installation instructions carefully and you will have no problems. Used for buckets, tool bags, etc. Recommended with 5 stars and will buy again.

These work great in my closet with built in shoe baskets but they are very tall so they don't take up space so I made 32 of these shelves out of 16 drawers. I don't wear much, 4 pairs of shoes but they are strong and not going anywhere. I wanted to fit the wood shelves flush with the built in cabinets, but it turned out to be a lot more difficult than getting something like that. Nice? no But good for the price. People have been complaining about flu so thought I'd mention that none of mine…

Only two people were required to assemble due to confusing instructions. How to assemble this darn thing: 1) Remove the plastic cover 2) Remove the square washers and insert them into the center slots where the two pieces of metal meet 3) Pull the rods out to about the distance you want 4) Insert the screws 5 ) Rotate the plastic wheels until they expand and lose weight. 6) Reattach the plastic cover. For some reason my husband and I thought we should just widen it and then bolt it on…

A little hesitant based on some reviews. It's obvious to me that they didn't know how to put it together. I'm just a petite 71 year old female but I'm logical (not a builder). I had a 60 1/2 inch room that needed a shelf (who builds a closet and doesn't put a shelf over a clothes rail?) and I was worried it would be flimsy. It's not like this. Let me explain the installation: First there are two screws biting through the metal. remove nuts. Insert the nuts into the slots of the middle plastic…